Can lily roots regenerate?

1. Whether it can be regenerated

The roots of lilies have the ability to regenerate, which means that after they finish blooming, you don't have to dig up the bulbs and throw them away. It has a good regeneration ability. You just need to cut off the dead flowers, branches and leaves, place it in a suitable location, and do a good job of hydrating and moisturizing it. You can replant it the next year and its roots will still grow well.

2. Planting Method

1. Potting soil: First prepare a deeper flower pot with a diameter of at least 20 cm. The soil should have good water retention and drainage capabilities. Do not use sticky soil.

2. Processing: Its bulb, that is, its root, needs to be disinfected before planting. The bulbs must be placed in carbendazim for disinfection first. Soak for about 20 minutes, take out, wash and dry in the sun.

3. Planting: After the bulbs become dry, they can be planted. Put some soil in the flowerpot, then put the processed bulbs in, and then cover them with a layer of soil about 5 cm. After that, you need to water it thoroughly and place it where it is not exposed to direct sunlight.